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THK SENTINEL, COTTAGE GEO VE. GEEGON TlHUtHDAY, JANUARY 25, IMP * TS'gÆScÿ'së? I A MAN NtVER. LOSE 5 PAH* IW WOMEN----- UNTIL ONE 0V THEM HURTS MIS VANITY* Chiropractic adda life to THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE n u t H o u r H i. H H ir C O O O Í A H P A A M tC i A n r how (tn n a M A H u rA C T u rr» f f oh W u t r H A M M t n O f H M O 9 A U C A U V f f O M CO AL. W A T f H AHO A IA / AHVW M ene FROM 'z : . O N t U A L r TO TWO-THtHDS OF T u e R tT A IL PRICP OF . C IO A F ÏT T F S I W M t l N T S " W M F m e A v r(tA 6 t A A c ro ty c o i r P e » hach O f PO PU IA H BHAHPi n IC fD TgA I* F B A C T lC M iy UNP.NO VJN IN EM B LA N P, (Z >/ T H t M tA T - n r rtA PWHKIHO COUHJAy/ years and years to life. K O I Annual Meet Lumber Assn at Portland Janv 26 o r CHIROPRACTOR a ra títfS II I— TODA/ 1* L u f” • ■ “ 1 ’■ 1 .'l,ri 1 r 1 colonial t im W. A C A R V tP W OOPEN PINEAPPLE W M FIACCO OVER T H E FRONT POOR A5 A 5 I6 M O f HOSPITAL I T / I ’ I n 60/WS t/F ! IN I M O S O V e iN X fN T irs N P iN G A B S o s e r o 7 % OF THE national IN C O M l I IN 19 19 IT A B S 0 R 6 S P while ToPAy it h ovtr . 2 5 * / Attractive Stickers to Be Presented Guest Motorists This Year A beautiful, natural-color pho tograph of an O r e g o n beach scene, will be presented every non-resident motorist who regis ters his car in this state during the year 1940, it was revealed to day. Earl Snell, secretary of state, announced that the 1940 non-resi dent permits, which are in the form of stickers to be placed on the windshield of the out-of-state cars, would feature the actual color photograph of a scene at one of Oregon’s many beaches, show ing two girls on horseback and another girl on a bicycle. The picture. Snell said, illustrates the spacious qu a I i t y of Oregon beaches where there is abundant room for riding, swimming, lolling in the sand or surf fishing. In the past the non-resident permits have featured drawings or in some instances there has been merely the words, “Oregon," to gether with the year and the des ignation as an out-of-state visitor. This year’s permits have the word "Oregon" in modern printing across the top of the picture, with the inscription "Guest. 1940” in smaller letters on the left side of the sticker. 'Phis is planned as the first of a series of non-resident permits each showing some typical Oregon scene in natural colors. It is be lieved these stickers will be dis tinctive to Oregon and will serve to advertise the vacation advant ages of the state in other parts of the country. Nearly 3 BILLION PURETEST ASPIRIN tablets have been SOLD on a money-back guarantee of SATISFACTION Purtest Aspirin Is “The Tops’ Get some today for QUICK RELIEF From Simple H eadache........... Muscular Aches and P a in s ........ Neuralgia and Cold Discomforts KEM’S for DRUGS The Rexall Store Divide great aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Jobe of El ter spending several weeks with and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoard his folks here. PORTLAND, Ore. Hie pmx- mira. Albert T a p p of Bremerton, of Camas Valley were over-night Mrs. Edward Krebser of Cot (Nft for the West Coast lumber Mrs. Sidney Sheets and daugh Washington, is visiting his mother, guests recently at the home of ters of Culp Creek visited Mon tage Grove spent Thursday with industry for 1940 was described Mrs. Nell Tapp. Tlie Lynx Hollow telephone line Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Eppenbaugh. her mother. Mrs, Lowell Benston. by Portland officials of the West Mrs. F. C. Chapman accompani day with Mrs. Claude Sheets. will be rebuilt at Cottage Grove, Coast Lumbermen's association ns R. II. Kenady is ill with influ ed her niece and nephew, Mr. and "a silver cloud with a dark lin where tin* new highway is to be Mrs. A1 Gray, to Portland Satur enza. ing," in announcing that the 29th built, there will be no telephone day, where she will spend a few annual meeting of the association service for a few days. days with relatives. C. C. Premo of Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beckman would be held in Portland. Friday. The two-day-old son of Mr. and of Olympia, Washington, wen- Mrs. Bessie Frost and grandson January 26. Mrs. Frank Cupkey of Drain pass house guests recent'/ at the home Freddy of Cottage Grove were The Friendly Neighbors club "Industry lenders will gather ed away Thursday evening and here from ail parts of the Douglas of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Radway. callers Friday night at the Harry was buried in the Hawley ceme met at the home of Mrs. Bart Castle home. Johnston Thursday afternoon. fir region of Oregon and Wash- The ladies are sisters. Callers Sunday at the Doc tery Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Fourteen members were present. Mr. and Mrs. I^?ster Leavitt and Ing to n on th a t dal.-," the an Cupkey was formerly Norma Mrs. Inez Skedgle and Mrs. Mary nouncement stated "They face a family of Eugene were week-end Pitcher home were Mr. and Mrs. M ilter Skedgle were visitors. The next bright prospect in the year ahead, guests at the home of Mr. and Tom Pitcher and children of To Miss Pauline McGarvin is stay meeting will be at the home of ledo and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn on the side of nation-wide con Mrs. Waiter Ecceleson. and daughters of Culp ing at the home of her brother Mrs. Margaret Keene in two struct ion activity, particularly in Mrs. Mooer entertained recent ( Phfenning and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. weeks. home-building. The question of ly in honor of her son Billie's 16 're e k . Alvin McGarvin. at London, as Mr. and Mr?. Harvey Neu and Mrs. Jim Abbott returned home how to realize this promise for birthday anniversary. About 15 of children of Eugene were week-end Mrs. McGarvin has accepted a from Oklahoma last week, where West Coast lumber will be a ma his schoolmates were guests. guests at the Harry Castle home teaching position in the London she had spent several weeks visit jor subject of the meeting. On the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck en A large group of neighbors and school for the remaining part of ing relatives. Mrs. Abbott’s father other side is an equally Important tertained recently with four tables and sister returned home with her question for tiie industry how to of pinochle. Mrs. Walter Eccele relatives of Mrs. Orma Salisbury the school year. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin to visit. the truly GREAT choir overcome the drag of iow lumber son and Johnnie Schmidt won high gave her a farewell party Satur Mrs. Enright is visiting at the prices, increasing production costs, prizx* and Mrs. J. W. Smith and day night. She is leaving to make and children Charlotte and and of the decade!” her home in California. Wesley of Eugene were Sunday Baxa home at Dorena for several continuing losses in export trade, Walter Ecceleson consolation. Mr. and Mrs. Herold Kirk and visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George days. and the growing burdens of for The Community club met with children of Creswell spent several McReynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Russell Sixty phenomenal voices that est ownership and operation. Fletcher England, with elec day’s last week at the Bert Myers Mrs. Will Percell, who has been and son and Mr. and Mrs. John have thrilled E u r o p e and "Both questions will be up for Mrs. tion of officers for the new year home. Heile and baby of Cottage Grove America season a f t e r season very ill. is improving. practical consideration in the were Mrs. W. M Moore, reelected Miss June Abercrombie of W est were dinner guests at the Levi with their unusual brilliance! morning session, which vill be president: Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Leabo and Mrs. Walter Pentico, fir visited at the S. C. Bain home confined to a meeting of the vice president; sons attended a birthday dinner Russell home Sunday. Mrs. Harold Rad last week. stockholders. The afternoon ses A 10*4-pound boy was born to Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lea- .TUESDAY, JAN. 30th Mr. and Mrs. Lon Henderson bo’s parents at Walden in honor Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carter Fri sion will be an open meeting, fca- way, secretary, to fill the vacancy of Mrs. I.nurencc Porter, who re and children of Creswell were of her father. Other dinner guests day. January 19th. tured with addresses by Associa McArthur Court, Eugene tion President Edmund Hayes, signed. Special guests were Mrs. Sunday visitors at the Butte were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston Boyd Walker. Mrs. Johnson of Secretary-Manager W. B. Greel Mrs. Francis Patton and daugh spent Sunday evening at the Leon Reserved Seats $1.25, $1.00, 75c. Walker; Mrs. Victor Beckman of ey, and by guest speakers. ter of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ard Rust home at Creswell. Gen. Adm. 50c, tax exempt. Olympia, Washington The next "In the evening a dinner will Leabo, Cottage Grove, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Tucker and meeting will be an all day m eet be tendered by the association to and Mrs. John Dugan, Latham. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Write ticket office, McArthur its stockholders and their guests ing with potluck lunch at the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson Tucker returned to their homes in Court. home of Mrs. J. W. Smith. Any and to all visiting lumbermen. and son Dale spent Wednesday of Winchester Bay, Thursday, after Speakers at the dinner will be one unable to attend this next last week at the home of Mr. Rob spending the week visiting friends (Portland Appearance Already Governor Charles A. Sprague of meeting be sure to send in your inson’s sister, Mrs. Fred Johnson, and relatives here and at Walker. Sold Out) name for the Pollyanna drawing. Oregon, E. B. McNaughton, Presi Dean Clark returned to his at Central and Mr. and Mrs. dent of the First National Bank There were 16 members present. Everston of Noti and with a Tome near Salem Wednesday af- Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Packard of Portland, and John J. Gould, Chief Engineer of the Golden Gnte International Exposition. "The stockholders’ meeting will: be opened at 9:30 a. m. by Presl-I dent Hayes. A five-part program I will follow: Report of the nomi ANO HAVE YOU NOTICED L , JUM. IT IS A W O M M « . ' A A A A 1 IM B t IT DOES I t TO 2 4 NICE U N I S A N D S IZ E . | i YOU SAID IT. PONTIAC j i tic vou'xit IT A LL S TA R TE D W H I N I ! nating committee f o r district JIAA.IT doesn ' t GIVE YOU i ' GIVES YOU A U H OR < THIS PONTIAC R ID E ? T H E Y THAT MOTOR « A L L Y \ M IL E S A G A L IO N . E A S ILY TH E D R IV IN G A N E W L •O UG HT A PONTIAC STATIO N COME OVER RISHT AWAY trustees. 1940; reports on lumber T W P U -C V M IM .I0 * M O S T E C O N O M IC A L C A R r ~ THE IM P R E S S IO N 0 » A V CAB AND A LOT 0E EXTRA REACHES OUT AMO GOfS . CALI M W 1 M . J IM .H O W W A B O N AND O I S C O V E IID g ra d e s a n d in sjie rtio n . an d d isc u s AND WORK OUT A DEAL -------------- ) I EVER O W N t D ) TO TOWN. ANO YOU HAVE . BUT THAT DOESN’T E E 6 IN TO 010 V 0U HAPPEN WNAT A P IN ! C A R YOU CAN LOW PRICED CAR AT ALL g LUXURY TOR THOSE FIW sion, with Judd Grecnmnn, Ver ON MY CAR. I W A N T A !-----1 TO S W IT C H ? \ « 7 extra dollars . 'j TO STRAIN YOUR (A R S i DESCRIBE it ' s FLO ATING BUY AT A P R I C i J U S T t r ■ " ^ A B O V E TH E LO W EST J nonia, acting committee chair > - 7 TO HEAR IT DO IT | FOMT1AC JUST LIKE THE man, presiding; a presentation of ONE YOU SOLD ( n C K T he Transportation Picture for JIM MKILELLAN West Const Lumber," by George T. Gerlinger, Portland, chairman,' traffic committee; n discussion on the trade promotion efforts of the Nntlonal Lumber Manufacturers and West Const Lumbermen’s as sociation, with Corydon Wagner, Tnrotna, chairman of the WCT.A Trade Promotion committee, pre siding; and n general council of the association stockholders under the leadership of President Hayes. NE OF THE BIG reasons A list of the subjects to be dis cussed in the afternoon and eve for the remarkable up ning sessions of the annual m eet swing in 1940 Pontiac sales W'*, I ing will be issued when the pro is the “red hot” enthusiasm gram Is fully completed.” Lynx Hollow Mosby Creek Tues. Nite, Jan. 30 In Eugene! Hear Saginaw t A St. Olaf Choir FRIENDS FRIENDS PONTIAC IT O 4 i J. P. MORGAN The man who dislikes to change his habits for his health’s sake is cheered when he hears of a doctor who advises his patients to do as they please. J. Pierpont Morgan scorned physical exercise. He was a heavy eater, a fancier of fine wines, and an enormous smoker. In his mid- fifties he consulted a physieian. After an examination this is what the doctor told him, accord ing to John K. Winkler, author of "Morgan the Magnificent:" "You hnve worked all your life with your brain. Your body is secon dary. Changing your habits might be fatal. Take no exercise In any form. Don't even walk a block when you can ride in a hansom. You have a magnificent constitu tion. Rely upon It.” Morgan had previously reduced his quota of cigars to twenty a day. Thereafter he ate, smoked and drank as he pleased and lived to 76. of everyone who buys this great car. 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